(Before E. H. Carew. Esq, R.M)

Tuesday, January 9, 1883

ORLOWSKI V. SEDDARS

(Before J. N. Wood, Esq, R.M)

Tuesday, January 9.

ORLOWSKI V. SEDDARS

This was an assult case, simply a neighbours quarrel, which the Bench dismissed with a warning to defendant to keep the peace, in view of future consequences. Mr. Reid, who appeared for the accused, remarked that the conduct of the prosecutor in bringing his wife and young children into Court to give evidence ought to be condemned. The children had simply had disputes among themselves, and the mothers had joined in. *"The Bruce Herald", 12 January 1883.

This was an assult case, simply a neighbours quarrel, which the Bench dismissed with a warning to defendant to keep the peace, in view of future consequences. Mr. Reid, who appeared for the accused, remarked that the conduct of the prosecutor in bringing his wife and young children into Court to give evidence ought to be condemned. The children had simply had disputes among themselves, and the mothers had joined in. "The Bruce Herald", 12 January 1883.

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M A G I S T E R I A L

R. M. COURT, MILTON

(Before E. H. Carew. Esq, R.M)

Tuesday, January 9, 1883

ORLOWSKI V. SEDDARS

This was an assult case, simply a neighbours quarrel, which the Bench dismissed with a warning to defendant to keep the peace, in view of future consequences. Mr. Reid, who appeared for the accused, remarked that the conduct of the prosecutor in bringing his wife and young children into Court to give evidence ought to be condemned. The children had simply had disputes among themselves, and the mothers had joined in. *"The Bruce Herald", 12 January 1883.